I am continually fascinated by the way the leaves of the lady's mantle hold the raindrops.
I think that is the best part of having them in my garden.
4 years ago
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3 comments:
I love ladies mantle also. Mine didn't overwinter as nicely as it did last year. I'm going to have to plant more if I want to have it next year. It does have such a lovely leaf. So big and colorful and full of texture. I like the pretty yellow flowers also. And, you are right about the way it holds raindrops. I have never noticed it before.
I like the way the light shines through the droplets in the last photo. Very neat
I have always loved that too!
Chloe
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